About my college education:
During the entrance exam, I actually entered Commerce. At enrollment, I entered Political Science as my prep law. But in my 2 semester at PolSci, I encountered a lot of great Philosophy Students that made me realized, philosophy is a better pre-law. So I shifted to Philosophy with Legal Studies!
What skills are required to succeed as a student of this course? well for me, it's Logic and Common sense.
My current job:
now, I'm still a student, a law student!
Am I using what I learned in college:
Absolutely! 'cause it's all about human life, living your own life. and Logic and Common sense is an old school thingy that we should use in our everyday living.
How long did it take to find a job:
It's easy - just a week after graduation, maybe. because when they'd learned that I'm from SLU, it's a prestige qualification already, knowing the quality of the School itself. But I have to give up my job for my schooling right now.
Do I recommend studying :
employment opprtunities: not really, is is not so marketable. but as a professor soon, this is a legend course.
Interesting career: definitely. It's like asking yourself, 'Who is Me, I, and Myself? knowing your needs and wants in life.
Salary wise: well yes, if you will use this course as a Pre-Law or if you have decided to take a master's degree.
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